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Preven tive Main tenanc e • Chec k the ow ner's manual for preventive maintenance for y our individual mac hine • Replace V acuu m f ilte r s base d on re quirem ents • Chec k main drive belts/c ha ins f or pr ope r…

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Solvent conclusions
Evaporation rate of chemistry critical to printer application
Good indicator is the flash point of the material – the lower the
flashpoint – the better the evaporation rate
Test for residues mirror test
Avoid water-based solvents for the printer
Petroleum based solvents should be also be avoided
Check with your paste manufacturer for compatibility of solvents
Work with chemistry vendors for best application
Always start wipe cycle with the solvent wipe
Match the solvent to the material and application – one size does
not fit all
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Preventive Maintenance
Check the owner's manual for preventive maintenance for your individual machine
Replace Vacuum filters based on requirements
Check main drive belts/chains for proper tension
Clean all bushings and remove any foreign material from wiper assembly
Check and replace vacuum hosing as needed especially if using solvent
Remove plenum and remove any material build up in trough check plenum bow if present
Inspect plenum for damage verify match of plenum to stencil/foil size
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Random Stuff
Motion additions to wiping process has shown no improvement in wiping
Ultrasonic
X- Motion
Nano- coating of stencils
Confusion on Aculon Nano-Clear reduces wipes/ buildup of paste not focused on release
Nano-coating will wear from the bottom of stencil
New coating methods Plasma coating / baking improve coating life
Paper wash
No input
Paperless wiper development
Effectiveness of wipe
How to indicate alternative wiping material is contaminated
TBD
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